 | Howard Malcom - 1839 - 668 oldal
...The streets are narrow, crooked, and dirty ; and on every neglected wall, cow dung, mixed with chaff; and kneaded into thin cakes, is stuck up to dry for...the bearers shouting at the people to clear the way. Pedlers and hucksters utter their ceaseless cries. Religious mendicants, with long hair matted with... | |
 | Howard Malcolm - 1839 - 628 oldal
...The streets are narrow, crooked, and dirty ; and on every neglected wall, cow dung, mixed with chaff; and kneaded into thin cakes, is stuck up to dry for...the bearers shouting at the people to clear the way. Pedlers and hucksters utter their ceaseless cries. Religious mendicants, with long hair matted with... | |
 | Howard Malcolm - 1839 - 344 oldal
...and kneaded into thin cakes, is stuck up to dry for fuel. The shops are often but six or eight leet square, and seldom twice this size, wholly open in...the bearers shouting at the people to clear the way. Pedlers and hucksters utter their ceaseless cries. Religious mendicants, with long hair matted with... | |
 | 1839 - 530 oldal
...crown. In the tanks and ponds are dobies slapping their clothes with all their might upon a bench or stone. Little braminy bulls, with their humped shoulders,...the bearers shouting at the people to clear the way. Pedlers and hucksters utter their ceaseless cries. Religious mendicants, with long hair matted with... | |
 | Howard Malcolm - 1853 - 486 oldal
...The streets are narrow, crooked, and dirty ; and on every neglected wall, cow dung, mixed with chaff, and kneaded into thin cakes, is stuck up to dry for...the bearers shouting at the people to clear the way. Pedlers and hucksters utter their ceaseless cries. Religious mendicants, with long hair matted with... | |
 | Howard Malcolm - 1853 - 510 oldal
...only his beard, but part of his head, shaved, leaving the hair to grow only on his crown. In thetanks and ponds are dobies slapping their clothes with all...the bearers shouting at the people to clear the way. Pedlers and hucksters utter their ceaseless cries. Religious mendicants, with long hair matted with... | |
 | Caleb Sprague Henry, Joseph Green Cogswell - 1889 - 536 oldal
...In the tanks and ponds are dobies slapping their clothes with all their might upon a bench or atone. Little braminy bulls, with their humped shoulders,...the bearers shouting at the people to clear the way. Pedlers and hucksters utter their ceaseless cries. Religious mendicants, with long hair matted with... | |
 | Frederic C. Thomas - 1997 - 216 oldal
...head shaved leaving the hair to grow only on his crown. In the tanks and ponds are dobeys [washermen], slapping their clothes with all their might upon a...resistance, except they stay to repeat the mouthful. . . . Palankeens come bustling along, the bearers shouting at the people to clear the way. Peddlers... | |
 | Howard Malcolm - 2004 - 384 oldal
...of his head, shaved, leaving the hair to grow only on his crown. In the tanks and ponds are dobeys, slapping their clothes with all their might upon a...noses into the baskets of rice, gram, or peas, with littleresistance, except they stay to repeat the mouthful.* Bullocks, loaded with panniers, pass slowly... | |
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... vender, sitting cross-legged, and the rest serves to exhibit his goods. Mechanics have a similar arrangement. Barbers sit in the open street on a mat, and the patient, squatting on his hams, has not only his beard, but part of his head, shaved, leaving... 